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Yes, he died in 1890. I'll check the censuses again for you.
This is one of my posts on FTF, with some notes about William's marriages and children: Quote:
Last edited by Mary from Italy; 03-07-11 at 15:55. |
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William's marriages and death:
Marriages Dec 1847 HARES William Ripon 23 571 RICHMOND Mary Ann Ripon 23 571 + I've assumed this is the same William as the others because of the Thirsk birthplace in the 1851 census, but we really need the marriage cert. Marriages Dec 1858 HAIRYES William Knaresbro' 9a 154 Tipling Hannah Knaresborough 9a 154 Marriage cert: http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?h...c=&pid=9631224 William Haryes, 27, bachelor, farmer, father William Haryes, turner. Marriages Sep 1867 Hairyes William Knaresbro' 9a 132 Hogg Elizabeth Knaresbro' 9a 132 Zoenel has this cert: father William, ag lab. Marriages Jun 1885 HAIRYES William Bramley 9b 464 Hoys Mary Ann Bramley 9b 464 Marriage cert: http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?h...c=&pid=7513060 William Hairyes, 50, widower, porter, father William Hairyes deceased, lawyer (written very clearly - doesn't look like sawyer) Deaths Jun 1890 Hairyes William 59 Bramley 9b 270 Last edited by Mary from Italy; 30-06-11 at 19:50. |
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Thanks very much Mary.
I suppose the chances are his family were called Harris!
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I can't check the censuses on Ancestry at the mo because I'm getting the boy with the noose. I'll have a look at them later.
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I had a look to see where the name might have come from; no idea how accurate this site is, but it sounds plausible: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Hairyes |
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Censuses
1851 (may not be the right William) Living at Kirkby Malzeard, Yorks. William Haryes, head, 24, farm labourer, born Thirsk parish Mary Ann, wife, 25 1861 Living at Bilton with Harrogate William Hairyes, head, 30, ag lab, born Balk, Yorkshire Anna, wife, 25 Henry, son, 1 1871 Living in Knaresborough William Hairyes, head, 37, ag lab, born Scotland Elizabeth Hairyes, wife, 31 Henry Hairyes, son, 10 Emily Hogg, wife's daughter, 9 John Hairyes, son, 6, Anna Hairyes, daughter, 3 Mary Hairyes, daughter, 10 months 1881 Living in New Wortley, near Leeds, West Yorks William Hairges, head, 46, railway porter, born "on the ocean" Elizabeth Hairges, wife, 41 Henery Hairges, son, 21 Emily Hogg, stepdaughter, 19 John Hairges, son, 16 Hannah Hairges, daughter, 13 Mary Hairges, daughter, 10 Wm Hairges, son, 8 George T Hairges, son, 6 James A Hairges, son, 2 Last edited by Mary from Italy; 30-06-11 at 19:54. |
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1861: RG09 Piece:3207 Folio:8 Page:9 1871: RG10 Piece:4284 Folio:54 Page:5 I can't find 1881 on FMP
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lol cross-posted!
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There is a Hairs family at Elloughton, Yorkshire (nowhere near Harrogate/Knaresborough or Thirsk) in 1841, but I don't think it's the right one.
William Hairs, 24, ag lab Elizabeth, 28 William, 5 Joseph, 4 |
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I've just edited post #22 to add marriage details and links to the marriage certs on Ancestry.
None of the witnesses appear to be related to William. One name keeps cropping up, which may be significant. The son William's full name was William Whorley Hairyes according to his birth entry on FreeBMD. Another probable daughter, who was born and died between censuses (in 1877), was Ada Whorler Hairyes on her birth entry and Ada Waller Hairyes on her death entry. Two of the children's births are listed as George Thomas W and James Arthur W Hairyes. If I remember rightly, James' third name was given as Whorler when he married, but Ancestry's still playing up, so I can't check. Whorler/Whorley/Walley might be William's mother's maiden name, but I haven't found a Hairyes to Whorler etc. marriage, and the name isn't used by the family before 1867, so it may relate to Elizabeth Hogg's family. Last edited by Mary from Italy; 30-06-11 at 19:50. |
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